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Chestnut Concentrate Extract 5 ml

Botanical Support for Leg Care and Circulation-Focused Cosmetic Formulas

Chestnut Concentrate Extract in a compact 5 ml size is ideal for formulators who want to test a new recipe or produce a small trial batch before scaling up production. This size makes it easy to check compatibility with a base, evaluate the correct dosage and confirm emulsion stability without committing to a larger volume right away. The product belongs to the category of Plant Extracts Concentrates Wholesale, which brings together botanical extracts used across cosmetic and related manufacturing sectors.

Horse chestnut extract is valued worldwide mainly for compounds that support healthy circulation and help reduce the sensation of heavy, tired legs after long hours of standing or sitting. This makes leg and body care the leading application area: creams, gels, cooling serums and balms designed to refresh the skin and reduce puffiness are the most common products built around this extract. It is also a popular ingredient in anti-cellulite formulations, firming body lotions and products aimed at skin with visible capillaries. Beyond body care, the extract finds use in hair strengthening treatments and in soothing toners for sensitive, redness-prone facial skin.

In formulation practice, this concentrate blends well with other botanical extracts to build multifunctional complexes. For soothing and decongestant blends, it is often paired with Coltsfoot Extract Concentrate, which adds a calming, softening effect on the skin. For refreshing leg gels, combining it with Eucalyptus Extract Concentrate gives a light cooling sensation that many customers expect from this type of product. In toners and lotions for sensitive facial skin, chestnut is frequently paired with Cornflower Extract Concentrate, known for its gentle toning properties.

The extract should be added at the final stage of production, into the water or gel phase, at a temperature not exceeding 40-45 degrees Celsius to preserve the activity of the plant compounds. A typical usage rate ranges from 1 to 5 percent of the total formula weight, depending on the desired concentration and the intended function of the product. Running a small pilot test is recommended before scaling any formula for industrial production, and the 5 ml size is particularly convenient for this purpose. Store the concentrate in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight, heat sources and sudden temperature changes.

Cooling Leg Gel with Chestnut Extract

Gel base 80 g

Chestnut Concentrate Extract 4 ml

Aloe vera gel 10 g

Peppermint essential oil 2 drops

Liquid panthenol 2 ml

Start by mixing the gel base until smooth, then blend in the aloe vera gel with a spatula until fully combined. Add the liquid panthenol and the chestnut extract, stirring gently to avoid introducing air bubbles into the mixture. Finish by adding the peppermint essential oil, mix once more and transfer the finished gel into a clean dispenser bottle. Apply with light upward strokes on tired legs and keep the bottle stored in a cool place away from direct light.

INCI	Aesculus hippocastanum Extract
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Name	Chestnut Concentrate Extract 5 ml
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Packing	5 ml
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Valid until	12.2028